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Where is the Indian National Universities Bill, 2015 proposed to establish a world-class fully autonomous institution of national importance under the Ministry of Defense?

Where is the Indian National Universities Bill, 2015 proposed to establish a world-class fully autonomous institution of national importance under the Ministry of Defense? Correct Answer Gurugram

The correct answer is Gurugram.

Important Points

  • At Gurugram, the Indian National Universities Bill, 2015 proposed to establish a world-class fully autonomous institution of national importance under the Ministry of Defense.
  • University will develop and propagate higher education (PhD, M Phil, M Tech and M Sc) in National Security Studies, Defence Management and Defence Technology and promote policy-oriented research on all aspects relating to national security, both internal and external.
  • INDU will inculcate and promote coordination and interaction not just between the three Armed Services but also between other agencies of the Government, the Civil Bureaucracy, Para Military Forces, Central Armed Police Forces, Intelligence Services, Diplomats, Academicians, Strategic Planners, University Students and officers from Friendly Foreign Countries.
  • Initially, four new colleges/institutions, namely the School of National Security Studies, School of Defence Technology, School of Defence Management and Centre for Distance and Open Learning are proposed to be set up at main campus at Binola, Gurgaon.
  • The last date for sharing inputs on Draft Indian National Defence University Bill, 2015 is 21st August 2016.

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